McGranahan Sixtieth Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Curtis J McGranahan celebrated sixty years of marriage with an open house at 2428 Mounds Rd on Sunday guests from Indiana Ohio and Texas attended their reception with family including three children six grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. Out of town visitors included Rhoads Peterson Gaines Main Hulse Cook Heizer Baker Hooton and others from multiple states. The couple married Sept 12 1897 in Newport Kentucky and have lived in the area most of their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis J. McGranahan
Mounds Rd
Rupert Ritter
Anderson
Robert McGranahan
Lebanon
R. A. Downward
Bryan
Tex
Newport
R. E. Peterson
Elkhart
William Gaines
Piqua
Ohio
Thamas Main
Activities Announced For Moose Women
The Women of the Moose met at the lodge home with senior regent Jackie Lawrence presiding. Plans for fall projects and a district meeting on Monday were outlined. informal initiation is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Christie Barnes leading and a program by Doris Ray Jennie Deadruff and Eva Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Jackie Lawrence
Christie Barnes
Mesdames Doris Ray
Jennie Deadruff
Eva Hamilton
Progress Club Opens Season With One O'clock Luncheon
The Progress Club opened its year with a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Doyle Boren hosted with assistance from Mrs. Walter Haynes and Mrs. Joe Lines. Reports were given and details shared about a Jayshee tour to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Doyle Boren
Euclid Dr
Walter Haynes
Joe Lines
Fred Scott
New York City
Haynes
Fisher Bros
Mrs. W. V. Day Hosts Church Society Event
Mrs. W. V. Day entertained for the Women’s Society of Christian Service at 729 31st St. The program Mission Cinera ma featured Mesdames Raymond Swank, Earl Greenland, Everett Lewis, Janis Council, Frank Worley, Beverly Horine, Gertrude Willis and Robert Hooker. Attendees included a long list of society members and guests.
Creamfat Content for Light Coffee and Table Cream
Guidance states use cream with not less than 18 percent butterfat for light coffee or table cream to ensure proper richness and texture.
Park Place hostesses honor Paul D Brown birthday
Mrs Lucille Gunningham hosted a Sunday family dinner in Park Place for Paul D Brown of Noblesville for his eighty ninth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Brown, Miss Marilyn Owens, Miss Ann Maddox, C A Cunningham from Westport, and other Anderson and Park Place residents. Park Place Church of God Mothers Club held a Japanese Tea at Dr and Mrs Dale Oldham 1400 E 7th St with guest Reuben White performing an oriental dance and exhibiting Japanese articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Gunningham
Park Place
Paul D. Brown
Noblesville
Brown
Marilyn Owens
Ann Maddox
C. A. Cunningham
Westport
Clarence Gunn
Carolyn
Elsie Boaz
James Cunningham
Jack Gale
Anderson
Church of God Mothers’ Club
Dale Oldham
7Th St
Reuben White
Japan
Charles Whitmill
Tom Redmond
Loren Frendt
Dan Ferree
Tom Pierce
Newcomers Club Details Coming Events and Leadership
The Newcomers Club met at the YWCA with Mrs. Harry Brobst officiating. Plans include a benefit card party and style show on Oct 3 and a year of scheduled activities from Sept 19 through June featuring card parties, talks on Christmas decorations and cancer, sewing hints, flower arrangements, and a final banquet and installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brobst
Newcomers Club
YWCA
Richard M. Jones
Charles Riedel
Richard ‘M. Jones
Hugh Priest
Charles ‘R. Jones
James W. Johnson
Robert Rariden
Robert Rohlfing
Ralph W. Fisher
Robert Henline
Kenneth Frauman
William Greenwald
Glen Hamilton
Mac Grable
John Braddock
James Hervey
Durbin Hollingsworth
Sears-Roebuck
Kirkman’s
Florence Woffe
A and P
Anderson BPW Reports First Meeting Highlights
The Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club held its first meeting at the Mulberry Room of the YMCA led by membership chair Mrs. Maxine Lentz. Miss Linda Turner received a nurses training scholarship, and regional conference notes were shared with guests Miss Janie Bryant Miss Linda Turner and Mrs. O C Turner of Lapel among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club
Maxine Lentz
Mulberry Room
YMCA
Janie Bryant
Ellen Podmore
Charles Barger
Katherine Everman
Harold Scott
Linda Turner
Turner
South Bend
Louise Cherrington
Lexington
O. C. Turner
Lapel
Margaret Berry
Carolyn Shetterly
Goldie Sims
Beatrice Shillingford
Hazel Somerville
Viola Sprecklemyer
Ruth Dickinson
Wilhelmina Werneke
Local personals note a busy weekend of visits and travel
Mr and Mrs Bill Goss and son David visited Mrs Elmer Goss in Anderson and returned to Mt Vernon Indiana. Mrs Frank Endebrock arrived from Pensacola to stay two weeks with her parents and relatives. Others visited included Mrs Mildred Poore and Mrs Blanche Irwin. Frank Gallagher returned from Hawaii and Wilford Burkett from Toronto and New York. Harry H Harter plans to attend the American Legion convention in Atlantic City then winter in Hollywood Florida. Ann Redecap returned to Methodist Hospital School of X ray Technology after a weekend with her parents in Woodsdale. Mrs Joseph P Murdock and daughters visited her parents in Forest Hills. Elnora Atkinson was in Chicago on business and Marjorie Castetter traveled to New York City after a Chicago week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Goss
David
Anderson
Frank Endebrock
Pensacola, Fla
Gerald I. Bell
Harry H. Harter
Atlantic City
N. J
American Legion
Hollywood
Fla
Ann Redecap
Methodist Hospital School of X-ray Technology
Indianapolis
Herbert Rodecap
Sunnymead Dr
Woodsdale
Marjorie Castetter
Chicago
New York City
Indianapolis area admit three Anderson girls to comptometer school
Three Anderson girls Lee Anne Patton Linda Jackson Beverly Rosa and Janet Strader from Muncie enroll for the fall term at a comptometer school in the city. They are graduates of the AHS 1957 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital School
Indianapolis
Anderson
Lee Anne Patton
Linda Jackson
Beverly Rosa
Janet Strader
Muncie
Civic Literary Club Luncheon Hosts and Program Plans
Mrs. Fred G. Yelton, club president, hosted a twelve thirty luncheon at her Edgewood home for Civic and Literary Club members. Co hosts were Mesdames Ritter Hoffman Abell. Attendees included many named members. Sept 23 meeting is set with Mrs. F E Westrick as hostess and Braddick to present pen portraits of Stephen Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lines
Fred Salatin
William Baker
Charles Barrett
Thomas White
G. K. Willis
Alexandria
Progress Club
Mary Spice
W. Lith St
Fred G. Yelton
Civic and Literary Club
Edgewood
F. DeVol
J. J. Garrett
C .L. Gaunt
Floyd Gaunt
O. M. Gaunt
S. M. Hickman
H. Ja Hoffman
Clifton Holycross
R. C. Hughes
Griffith Jones
W. F. Kimball
William Lilly
H. B. Lockwood
R. R. Ritter
Harold Rozelle
W. C. Shaw
P. C. Stayton
R. H. Stuart
C. E. Thomas
P. W. Townsend
F. E. Westrick
F. M. York
Myrtle Braddick
Stephen Foster
R. C. Ambrose
Gamma Mu Beta Sigma Phi Outlines 1957 58 Program
Gamma Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority opened its 1957 58 season with a business meeting at Mrs. Harold Noland home. The year long program includes hostesses, social events, and a series of architecture themed programs from September through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Harold Noland
Dakota Dr
Jimmie Newton
E. 36Th St
Blevins
Betty Vaught
George Huser
Marilyn Marsh
William Upton
Bud Barrett
Arthur Fite
John Coale
Leonard Sears
John Caine
T. V. Burks
Millard Eddy
Ward Cole
Carl Wiley
John Cain
Robert Huntley
Rudy Grubich
Robert Vogel
Shadyside Picnic To Honor The Gerwin Bowens
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will host a basket supper at Shadyside Park on Wednesday at seven in honor of Elder Gerwin Bowen retiring as local branch president. He served two years in the mission field and held church offices in Anderson. His wife Venese led the Primary. The Bowens and their three children David Russell and Eva Marie return to Idaho after purchasing a farm. Elder Bowen will be succeeded by Elder Leslie Stuppeles of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints
Shadyside Park
Gerwin Bowen
Anderson
Venese
Latter Day Saint
Bowens
David
Russell
Eva Marie
Idaho
Bowen
Leslie Stuppeles
Jolly Jabbers Conduct Meeting
Mrs. Eunice Redman hosted the Jolly Jabber Club monthly business meeting at 230 Brown St. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gertrude Beck after games and refreshments were served to forty three guests and several ladies including Bessie Taylor Virgil Dinwiddie Thelma Hollars Mamie Palmer Daisy Clem Billie Markham Mary Sayers Carrie Smith Phyllis Bauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Redman
Brown St
Jolly Jabber Club
Gertrude Beck
Bessie Taylor
Virgil Dinwiddie
Thelma Hollars
Mamie Palmer
Daisy Clem
Billie Markham
Mary Sayers
Carrie Smith
Phyllis Bauman
Cooks Favor Potato and Arrowroot Starch to Thicken Sauce
The article notes many cooks prefer potato starch or arrowroot starch for thickening sauces due to their clear effect and transparency. It emphasizes the practical benefits of these starches in achieving a smooth, glossy sauce texture.
Pet notices and rewards list with lost dogs and puppies
A garbled public notice page lists lost dogs including a blue parakeet a beagle puppy a white chihuahua and a black and white cocker with rewards offered. It provides approximate locations contact numbers and times for pickup or inquiries across multiple entries and owners.
Mrs Smith Hosts North Anderson Club Event
Mrs Smith will entertain members of the North Anderson Helping Hands Club on Wednesday September 11 at the Smith residence 2019 Ponlar Street. Devotions will be offered by Mrs Gertrude Thomas. A bakery and receipt project will highlight the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
North Anderson
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Selma
Wilbur Hulse
Pendleton
Robert Cook
Lawrenceburg
John Heizer
Fred Eshbaugh
Washington, D.C
John I. Baker
Carl Hooton
Logansport
Paul Jackson
J. A. Franklin
Bloomington
Lloyd Stohler
Arthur Kem
Jonesboro
James Dozier
College Station
Robert D. McGranahan
Linda
Richard Downward
Mesdames Gladys Foster
Ralph Russell
Sidney
Anna Marshall
Herald
the McGranahans
Bulletin-Herald
Tam’s Drug Store
Cleaners
Columbus
W. V. Day
Channel 4
Frank Baxter
Cunningham
Eldon Williams
Mary Ellen Reed
Carl Kardatzke
Hugh Blackwell
Mary Achor
Len Blevins
Miss Burton
Heritage House
Mrs. White
Mesdames Frese
Robert White
Robert Nicholson
Kenneth McCreary
Bernard Burgan
Rod Wood
Rod Whalen
Charles Loewen
Don Wilkinson
Charles Nielson
Milton Buettner
Joe Welling
Elbert Jones
Marion Withers
Bob Freeman
Charles Martin
Charles Solid
Clarence Powell
Robert Denniston
Richard Long
Don Ward
Lawrence Withers
Oldham
White
Lorna Lena
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
By Caune Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Bpw
Mildred Poore
Trafalgar
Blanche Irwin
Mrs
Frank Gallagher
Hawaii
Wilford Burkett
Toronto
Can
Joseph P. Murdock
Susan and
Marcia
Felix A. Buck
Forest Hills
Elnora, Atkinson
Hoyt Wright Co
Fred Yelton
Fetes
Civic Literary Club
Mesdames John Cain
T. W. Burks
Shadyside
Gerwin Bowens
Devi
Peticious
Litsa, Prokos
James Prokos
Nichol Ave
Harry Brahos
Hammond
George Brahos
Kallisto Samaras
First Methodist Church
David R. Ramsey
James Steffens
Themis Nichol
James M. Mezilson
Maid OF Honor
Mary Prokos
Johanna Hill
Evanthia Steffens
Dayton
George Brahes
Harry Sguros
Leo Contos
John Trebellas
Champaign, Ill
Dean Curtis
James Brahos
Dean Brahos
Themis Michos
Marion
James Mezilson
Linder’s
Florida
Tony Lewellyn
Enarrs
Fanshite Chihuahua
Anawer Tao
Kossuth
Jayed—Angua Bull and & Mantha Oid
Mace Ray Tuck Creek
Lady's Hampden Gole Arch
North En
Erner Carrollon
Wee Phone
South
Angus Bull
Juck Creek
Lafayette
Main
Senate
Werere
Saginawane
Billy
Akeet
Franklin
Mrs. Smith
Lexolite
Behrens CO
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